The Rangers refuse to quit and it's paying off. After dropping their first four games of the season, the Rangers have fought back and earned a spot in the SWJCFC playoffs. The spot was assured after their victory Oct. 31 versus Cisco, 27-10. KC will face the Navarro Bulldogs at 3 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 7, at Tiger Stadium in Corsicana. On defense, Junior Osunde was exceptional, picking off three passes, one for the go-ahead score. With the win, KC (4-5, 3-3) has won three-straight and will be the No. 4 seed in the SWJCFC playoffs. In other games, Navarro edged Blinn, 23-20 to capture the SWJCFC regular-season title. Second-seeded Blinn will play third-seed Tyler Junior College at 1:30 p.m. in Brenham Nov. 7. The winner of these two games will play for the championship Nov. 14.

(Above Right) WR Kelvin Hall makes a spectacular grab Oct. 24 versus NEO. Hall led all KC receivers with 79 yards on three catches. Click here for fullsize photo. Photo by Becky Rodriguez, Frozen-in-Motion.com

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Kilgore College put on a defensive clinic to shut out the Arkansas Baptist Buffaloes Saturday, 28-0. KC held the Buffaloes to 79 total yards. Freshman Zavor Jones had the Rangers' first 100-yard rushing performance of season with 100 yards on 14 carries. QB Si'Darius Blackshire finished the game with 93 yards passing and one touchdown. Tight End Chase Ford led all Ranger receivers with 98 yards on four receptions. Kilgore College, now 1-4 (0-2), will face Tyler Junior College next Saturday, Oct. 10, at R.E. St. John Memorial Stadium in Kilgore. (Above) Chapel Hill’s LeDerick Calico scooped up a loose ball and ran four yards for a touchdown last week to put KC up 14-0 with 49 seconds left in the first quarter against Arkansas Baptist. Photo by Becky Rodriguez.
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